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SHIPPING NOTES.

The American barksutine Planter, Captain
Perrimar, sailed September Ist at 8.35 ?. N. for
san Francisco with three passengers, 9.4I7 bags
sugar and ,2s5 bags rice. The cargo weighed
about Sc tons, and valued at s5zJ0C.
The cargo By the barkentine Discovery was
unloaded by J. simo1son's steam-sc9v in i1zs
two days.
The s. :. RidzwAy IS expected 10 leave today Ia
ballast for TIE sound
Ths b2rksnnns -. Lacis is dissh4rgsng coal at
Brewer wharf.
There was heavy s9uta~rIy swell outside yes
terday.
The sshoo ner HaleaE4la passed foreign brig
laden xi:il lumber Of NoIozai September lst
heading for che south seas.
The schooner Mary sailed September Ist for
Kauai. under re command u Captain j. Cam
eron
The schooner Eetus Merrill Is receiving new
shining coat q waite paint.
The arsdssr ~as at r5rz near sas cattle PEI
ysrtzraay.
Ths br4s41ans Conauslo FsIl leave Rsz5 Non
day tsr s2- Fr1-elsso.
TIE steamer y 4. Canaaa5as has bees haslsd
q rs Marine Railway 20 b. e.eaasd-
TIE schooner Nile Morris 5r,zzat 50 1.tzs rice
from Esslls, Jaaa, September 1ss.
TIE 5aEssat.Ee Discovery VIII commence ssx-
iA Il ballast iz-s usorEtEg AID rsll sssl s5-ra5f-
20" i-1rlIas Coz port Townsend, VI
TIE schooner Hagsazala. Captsss Ho5u ar
rived September lst wIs1 8sg 5ags sugar from
FspeeEss, z-1-5 Hawaii. szz a5.I Gsa7e azssa to-
E.ozrev
.a@ steamer ,. 4 cana.ias. arrived s4s+em-
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rnItca aniIrE.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE DAYTON.
THURSDAY, September LIST

BEFORE Fpil'b JtNli1E DAetDN
THURSDAY, September LIST
Kaipo, charged with drunkenness,
pleaded guilty, and was fined 50 with 81
costs.
Joseph Moran was charged with the
larceny Of pistol, the property Of VIM
Malley. He was found guilty OF larceny
in the third degree and sentenced pay
a fine II $40 and to be imprisoned at
bard labor for one month. Costs, So 40.
VIM O'Brien, charged with obtaining
go i'm advance to ship on the bark Kala-
kaua, aud then running away, was
found guilty, and in default Of paying TO
tile agent the f25, was ordered TO be con
fined i'm Oahu Prison st hard labor for
four months, and to pay 80 20 costs
10 Man Kai, remanded for smuggling
vas found guilty and fined $25, and 10
pay - 30 costs Appeal noted
KAN Piaug, for assault and battery on
An Sin, was fined -, with ~ 10 costs.
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CHU ON 4 co.
importers and Dealers in Chinese
aud Japanese Goods, II Suuanu
Street

Have constantly on hand silk. Satin.
Grape, Grass Cloth, Embroidered and
Hemstitched silk and Grass-cloth Hand
kerchiefs, silk and Grape shawls and
Scarfs.
\ great variety Of japanese and Chi
nese Tea Sets, Vases, Bronze and Lac
quered Wares.
Ivory, Sandalwood and Tortoiseshell
Card Cases, Paper Cutters, Fans and
Jewelry Cases.
Gold and Silver Jewelry, setting with
tiger claws, cat-eyes and amber, such as
Scarf Pins, Earrings, Bracelets, Neck
laces, etc.
An assortment Of Chinese and Japan
csc nick-nacks and curiosities too num-
erous to specify.
Chinese Mating q speciality.
Also, just received, ex Hawaiian bark
Lillian" a large invoice OF Ebony anu
Marble Furniture in sets. Table, Chairs
and Settees.
a full assortment Of Flower Pots, Arti-
fetal Flower Baskets, Lacquered and
Bamboo Goods, etc.
The public is respectfully invited to
inspect our goods. 768 feb2
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vesseus Expected from Foreign Ports


Ger blk Peter Goddefroy, --, sailed from
Liverpool May Bird, due Sept lbs.
Brit Oark Birmah, from Glasgow, due October
1871
Am bktne G Wilder, H A Paul, from San
Francisco due July 20-31
French fri gale Ducrex, from Chile
French fTigate Florie from Chile
Am ok Edward May, Johnson, sailed from
Boston june 23d, due Nov 1-25
Am ship Matilda, Merriman, from HongkOng,
Juniata, from China, due July $40
Chilean corvette Esmeralda, from South
America
HIM S Kaimiloa Geo G Jackson, from sa-
E.Oa due Aug 1851
Am bark SonOma, I'll Griffiths, from Port
Townsend, W T. due Aug 20-3l
Haw schr Waimalu, Brownell, from Laison
Island, due Aug 1920
Brit blk Min, from Liverpool, due Tecember
I-IO
Am blk CeyIon, R Calhoun from san francis
co, via Port Townsend, due August 1925
Am bktne Amelia, w NewhalI, from Port Town
send, due August 10 81
Townsend, due August 1881
Am bktne Ella, Rust from San Francisco,
due August 20-3l
Am bk Caibarien G A Perkins, from San Fran
CISCO due August 25-31
Haw schr Jennie Walker, B Anderson, from
Fanning's Island, due September LEO
Haw y Zealandia, K van Oterendorp, from
San Francisco, en- route to the Colonies, due Sep
tember2
PMS City of New York, from san Francisco,
en- route to Yokohama and Hongkong, due sept
Am brig LurIine, VIM Matson, from san Fran
cisco, due at Hfio, Hawaii, Sept $40
Am tern Eva, Wikman, from Eureka, Cal,
due Sept lilo
Raw bk Lady Lampson, c Marston from San
Francisco, due Aug 30
HaW brig Hazard, Goodman, due at HilO, Ha
waii, from San Francisco Sept 10
Nor bk Vikir, from Bremen, due October 1910
Brit bk Margaret Head, Morton, from Liver
pool. due October I-2O
Am bktne August Burchard, from Newcastle,
rs W due Oct 10
Am bktne Mazatlau from Newcastle, y ",
due at Kahului, Maui Oct 10-20
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SMUGGLING.
The Chinese SteHars5 of the Bark
Velocity Found Guilty and Fined.


In the Police Court yesterday, judg-
ment was gwen IN the case OF 10 Man
kai, steward Of the bari, Velocity,
charged with violating chapter :, section
/ 3. OF the Session Laws Of 1886. by con-
+ ceaing or in any manner dealing with
certain dutiable goods, upon which no
+ duty has been paid, viz: I92 bottles Of
/ samshoo, i bottles OF gin, 9 clocks. !
+ boxes liquor, 10 bottles ale, 40 straw
hats, 5000 cigars, Il packages China
F tobacco.
Geo. Markham testified 10 having
searched the Velocity on the 10th and
23d Of August, and on the latter date in
the stateroom, 40 to 80 bottles Of sam
shoe, IL the pantry, 40 straw hats, a
clock and / bags Of cigars were found.
In the bulkhead between the cabin and
pantry a to - bottles Of samshoo and
il bottles Of gin were found, and l20
bottles of samshoo in the Iazeretta. The
defendant admitted the goods were his,
but said he had no more. On the 25th
5000 cigars and 40 packages OF China
tobacco We're discovered in a trunk in
the lazerette.
Geo. Gray, Custom House Officer, cor
roborated Markham's statements.
The defendant claimed that he did not
know how to make an entry, and did not
know the laws of this country. He de-
MED any intention to conceal the goods.
He sold goods to the crews and passen-
gers during voyages.
Two Chinese sailors ola the bark sup
ported defendants statements.
Captain Martin, master of the Neloc-
ity, said he allowed the cook to trade,
but did not know of these goods, and
would have entered them had he any
knowledge of them. He never saw the
cook sell any goods.
His Honor said that he was of opinion
the goods were concealed on the 23d
August, as the defendant said he had no
other goods, while 12O bottles OF sam
shoe were found that very day. On the
25th 5000 cigars and Al packages of
China tobacco were found in tank, and
if that was true there could be no doubt
the defendant was concealing the goods.
He never informed the Captain he had
these goods There was no danger of
breakage to hats, cigars and tobacco,
and it was not necessary to chock them
up in any way. The law makes these
goods dutiable, and no person can plead
ignorance to the statutes of a country.
Was not the defendant dealing in these
goods? He says he was, and such be-
ing the fact, was it not his duty to in
form the Captain so that proper entry
could have been made at the Custom
House The defendant should show that !
he had followed the statutes of the coun-
try when he brought the goods Failing |
to do so, he is guilty of being knowingly |
in carrying, concealing or
dealing in dutiable goods upon which no
duties had been paid. After the goods |
were found on the Odd, if the defendant |
had said he had 5000 more cigars and /
the tobacco, then he would have had |
some excuse for his plea of ignorance in |
regard to making an entry of the goods. !
He was found guilty and fined $25 and |
So 80 costs V Y. Ashford, who APP |
peared for him, noted an appeal.
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supreme SOurG.
BEFORE M'CULLY, j.
TuIrRRnAY. Snnipmhpr

THURSDAY, september LIST.
Kiau Tai ct al vs. Yung Ali In ct al,
bill for dissolution of partnership, for ac-
counting, appointment of a receiver, etc.
Partly heard yesterday during the whole
day and continued until to-day. Further
heard and continued. =. Neumann for
plaintiffs, w r. Castle and w. o.
Smith for defendants.
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letters ~ rpt,,,,.,,,,n

when calling ~ present letter ri intro
5uctjon the caller Ices not Ro In He simply
leaves the letter with his card and address
II th5 letter has bosu given FOR special pur-
pCse- which pn~r1es shottid be mentioned IN
the lattrr-1 card may ba sent in With H. and
Bn Interview requested
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Vessels IN PORT from Foreign PORTS

Uss Adams, Louis Kempf, from Acapulco,
via Hilo, Hawaii
BM Conquest, Chas L OXley, from Vic
tOria, G
Brit blk Velocity Martin, from Hongkong
Am bktne Mary Winkeiman, Blake, from Port
Tow nsend, w I
Am bark ST Lucie, J Erskine, from New York
L Vandalia, Rear Admiral Lewis Kimberly,
from CalIaO, 5. A.
Francisco.
Am bktne Discovery, Jno Lee. from San Fran
cisco
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On reception days n lady vears 81 plain.
rich dress. hut takes care never ~ BE- over
Dir asse1 ~ home When visitors enter shs
rises and zeftfs them ~ rs ~ have if possible,
"a word witt eaeb she il 9n the alert ~ no
tice recent arrivals that she may be zBrs 70
speak n erefY guest.
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The = &. ADVERTISER office has
printed the new Constitution in pam
pblet form II is inserted in the "Hono-
1ln Almanac and Directory" which
llso contains tine old Constitution, and
viii be- selI at the old pfice--Gfty cents
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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco, per Am bktue Planter. Sep
TENDER III Hackfeid & Go. 5,497 bags sugar and
rs bags rice; Thee Davies & Co g75 bags sugar
Bolts, 2,565 do; II 5 GTiubzum & Co, 81 bags
sugar and 4sO60 bags rice. Domezt tic value, ST.
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DEPARTURES,

lHURsDAY. September /.
sfmr waimanaIo, Underwood, for Waiauae
Oahu
stmr Eva, for Eva
Am bktne Planter, W Perriman, for San
Francisco at p N
sehr Mary, for Kauai
schr Rainbow, for Koolau. Oahu
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

For San Francisco, per bktne Planter, septen-
Der / Col sam Norris, Mr. Smith and Hrs G
Meryheld.
Emerson and wife.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Bargains can now be obtained at the
Popular Millinery House during the alb
sence Of the proprietor, Mr.. \. 5. Sachs
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vessels Leaving To-day.

Am bk S Ridgway, Townsend, for Puget
Sound
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The most wonderful values in ladies and
misses trimmed and untrimmed hats ever
offered in Honolulu are at Fishel's leading
Millinery House.
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Hats, trimmed and untrimmed at half
price, at Sachs store, in order to make
room for the new stock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-02

During my absence the entire stock will
be offered at reduced prices in order to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-02

Come tomorrow and bring your friends
to see the mammoth bargains in ladies'
hats, from soc up, at Chas J. Fishel's lead
ing Millinery House.
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Government loan.
PORT OF HONOLULU, IL. /.
ARR Walls.

THURSDAY, September /.
stmr A Cummins, Nelson. from Koolau,
Oahu
schr RaleakaIa, from Pepeekeo
scbr Mile Morris, from KoOlau
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frezhEteEiAn cnnrch. euEner e Thzrd
An1 Ma4lsun skx91sM Rev. Y. q. StEAnEn.
p1411E. -sServxcea q II = m ard ,. M
temnlToH. oabhnlh School e. IN > N.
services eneA gveElng u nnx1 week. ex-
ezBE saturday tnc Rev. ID. i. Carnnhams
g fnrf xowneend. % pzsnaA.
The NORA ssafrfe PlsshFtsrsan sabhafh
sehool mesl1 n the Hnxfisom ehap& q
I'D .. N
ChFigtian Church. Seneca gfr1sl ~
tween Third zad uurfh.-ez1dny 6eheoI
- % q m. PneaehfnK at n e n. and p.
N. b. kldnr r II. MoNA Staging and
leachsE1 Detting e 10 p N Ines1Ay.
Prayer nesting On Thursday e 10 p. n.
Battery sersse n. X Church. Nerth
Seattle. heT.F. W log. pasear. Preach
INK Is Il =. m and ~ n, tomorrow. Sun
1Hy scho1l a. I'D y n Morning sab
1ecl The attributes Of Ged EVuninR
subject The touch Of fairA-- An are
invited
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rmR mecLrxN AxD GEoRGE mKRRsl
IsaIt Lake Tribune.


The land horesy Of Henry George and
DR.. Mcalynn 10 q most serious business
20 spring upon the people OF the United
states just at this time, when there are
some hundreds Of thousands Of tnFbu-
lent spirits ready to seizs upon anything
which promises q livelihood without
earning u. The Grst assumption Of
George and McGlynn. that land, like
sanlfRhs, sir and water, 10 free gift Of
bounkifui nature, and that u 10 mans
| free inheritanoe, IL q direct fMlsshoed,
for air, sunlight and water are ell in
process Of prapetuai change, and al
uavn ready for use, whereas land. aa q
rule, 10 worthless uatil AZ mnah money
d spsnt upou u. a. q will bring. Thess
men declare thai labor should be pro-
tecaad and The pFoduel Of LABOR should
be protected. bat In the same breath
they declare that they voRld. without
Fapaznance. take the homes from the
land owners Of the country, and would
not ratarn one dnllaF In compensation.
Disguise thia under never % ane Q the
oFy, and Il b nething after al bus rob
berry. Had she rules been in force In
this country from The first. the land be.
tween the Eastern cities and the prai-
ties would stiIl be covered With forests.
what has made the ehan0ef Il 10 any.
thing bua labor theae men simnlate snch
an aHeeaioa and respect forl Take the
race Of strong men Who wore QUE their
lives 10 clearing those forests and sub
iuinR the land, ana they did not realize
bali 8 dollar q DAY for the mighty work
they performed. IL any labog ever de
served its meaeer reward did nos thaf1
Then uhas aid they leave their ehildrsnl
They iafl them eomething which of
ITSELF waa worth bns . pitiahls el-2B per
acre. Bat there was IRON SO 70 $50
worth Of iAAor uhioA made 10 he in
haFisAncea. Doea DR.. Mc9lynn a. q
iusf man believe thai The saaFad inher.
sAnes earned that Way ought 70 be dis
lOckRd frsm the prisona and aaylams Of
Of labsr stand ready 10 east oishonog
upen labor By the means be proposes Of
Offering q prsminm on vAgrancyf IL
seems 20. and both ALIKE are public
enemies very much more danesrous
than the eommo1 thieves and burglars
Of the connsFy; &c mueh woraa as their
inhaeDoe b greater. Tee mere takfng Of
TIE property weald net be The worst
fA3tAFc. A9e 0eatfaQ4lu4 q N1o 4NFAA4
of The people uhiSh woald sncaeed; that
and the dsath Of patronism which vsuld |
follow, woald Ia yesr convsfa oar |
Nation into q mere bowling mob Of rob
oers and plandeFsrs. Go AMONG the |
Anarchists. socialists aud inesndiariss /
Of every class And Sc hoU many az |
them have N anchor IN ne sol ef the
ooantry. Thefe = hardly 80 oeeapa-
tion 10 the land thai does not yield % |
laber q greater reward than the enlti. |
vAtion 81 The coll Why, then. ahsald 1
msa Be DISTURBED Who ehoose that 90
enpatiaag Az The @ms time the /
ssrsngsh of TIE Nstion % IN men and |
women vho grow up IN halsSvsd homss,
shsFe the paFent own the sriL what
sveF tie eharch may 90 vita DR.. Ne /
llynn. pabiie opiniua EhoalA unfrock
him wtihoat . noneat'a hssftaficn-
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NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs.
MACHINERY and BUILDINGS

OF Seattle Iron woriEz Sharpe. Cofhnan
4 Co. prUpFte1or4 win b sold b. the
sheriff. On
Eenday. FEB. IS, 1887. NJ 10 ana
At corner q Second and jackson streeta,
In eeattsa Wash. Ter. A splendfe oppar-
tunity u offered. The above buildings are
conveniently and centrally leoatea- The
machinery was purcnasea. thros yeArs
since, for the best and latest AEpfsved
patterns Of EASTERN manufacture and 10
IN nrst class coalition. among the ma
chinery and tools especially vAlusbe are
enGine lathe = inch swing. Is feet inch
bed l psaner, = inca By Is inch b. feet;
upright drill. 80 inch. automatic feed
all Of 8ould & EhsrhArdf manufacture; I
vertical steam engine. horizontai steam
engine. : steel plate blowers, large foun-
dry crane. and ether machinery, tools,
belting. shAftinR. hange {. taps, drlals. dies.
patterns. puileys cupolA. core even, eeant-
er shnft. acaiEs. hy wheel. anvil raffler.
wood lathe. bolt cutter frame, crates.
TASKS. ladies fADges. bo3ea. elampA olfics
furniture. safe. etc. FER further parccu-
Iars apply % AKNRY b LOOMS. At
torney ct law. feI9 los
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m. BLAINE AxD rnE xomuxATuoH.
ne VIII ne . Candidate only n ths
Party Deslrea Ig.

farty Deslres u.
Rochester Democrat aud ChFunicse.
Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. BlAine's friend,
are. firat OF ell. Republicans, and u 4
can be shown that any other Republi
can than he can command @ larger pop.
alar safFage that be will Be the end 81
pressure from any soaree 10 make him
. candidate. HIS following IA not Of q
bliRd and heseaied character. which
proposes 10 tnrust him upon the Repub.
lican party, regardless Of he wishes o.
iaa fortunes. bat be h. presented upon
the gruunds both 81 hts pre-emminant
Qualifications and his supreme avail
ability. u ia the compAEiaun, In these
regards, Il can be shown thai any etai.
nent kepaolicaa Il hts superior. be will
eheeFfnily stand aside and no true
friend of his wih oontiaae 10 press his
name. The difiieaity in The eAse. hew-
ever, is thai there can be no consensus
Of opposition 10 him amone The Repuh-
laeans who study the veal and the sue
cess Of the party.
NepAEty. IN the closeness u political
paFties within The pAss twenty years, hes
nomtn he'd a presidential candidate
without The hope Of drawing 10 bis sup
pert the aon partisan classes and Alao q
porsian q the opposiaioa. fhia eonaid.
eratioa vas not losi sight % IN tie non-
iuati1n either Of Mr.. Rlaine OF Ne.
Cleveland IN lisa II y never lost sieht
az. Il is the consideration Of avail.
ability. whseh u very persuasive With
fascinating couSentio1sL In cnnversa-
ton with a prominent " Magwzmp." =
few days AGO, the question vas asked
hisn diFectiy WhetAer 10 TIE evsat az Me-.
Cisvslandi nomination by the Demo-
Gratis. The Maxwumpa" A. q body
wc1ld sappoFt him and the ansWer
fortified hy tie ss1al Fessrxaiian thai
NJ ore = NaEwo.npr coaid speAk for
other Magwampa thai In his epinion
they weld Do -. - &eaiast any Possi-
BE nomtnee whom the Rspahlicaas
could present Therefure il fcllous
inevitably THAI the true Palicy Of tAs
Repah,ieans. diaeoantine the insvitahls
AnguumFiAn oppcsltiaa.S Il - noms-
mats Tia man Wha will aecare The iArw.
esa Deuoerasie Vcte u What ssEas Alsa
"a insxitAtls event ne n ncninAfion
az GrorsT Cleveland In thai event. d
or h not Me-. Haa1na TIA stRonrasa and
snss asAsiahie nominsss Tie qasstiun
assssrs iasslf.
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Iaxpts. Vie WI roe - 70 Wanhinafen
foril6sd IN bis claim fns = 80 IL -
ssnaie b the vnak aad nnnssaeaaEy
yiaidiae 81 ne nspnblisan naembers q
ne Laaislasass- Rriektensd bsnnss
he Democrats sbaraea fhez vita con
tstsplatins frzad. they psrmittsd sbs
psrDssrstisn Of a frasa shish Is -
within their poser 10 pssvsnk
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An eocsntFic New Yorker has only two
brands Of charity to distribute. To each
solicitor Of aims be eurtly offers drink.
II that is declined. be silently produces
from an ovsFcoat pocket small bottle
Of some patent medicine. which he has
incidentally bought in gross at an aue-
ton, and In the efficacy Of which for all
purposes ho seems sincerely 10 believe /;
and this bottle be silently bestows, and
then walks graveIy on bis way.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-19

The Mayor Of Philadelphia has so
compromised himself with the tin-horn
olass that be has 10 wink Al the gam
bling dens and other evils that are over
running that straight.laoed city. The
people have made up their minds TO
stand ID until their newly elected Mayor,
Filter, takes hold In the spring. The
current phrase in The city Is " everything
goes tiIi April" This explanation will
make Il clear that no reference is had
bv "A 10 the Chinese.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-19

Simon camsFon's endorsement Of
Blains for The bead Of tie s kst in -
can soaTsely be called Of booming
character. He says the candidacy Of
bis son ''Don" vas without bic own or
Don's kuowiedes Or eosssni, but be
does not saS that II wsuld Be utterly Inn
poauihle 70 get that oonesnk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-19

The Feosnt railroad horror In Yer
mont has not bssn without lie lesson
Charles B. Hebbard was one Of The in
jared passengers. He vas hastsning 70
Canals with money be had smhezzied
from Boston bank. A msthod IL thus
suggested for not only capturing. but
bringing swift justice 70 this sver-
aitlsng class. smash all the trains run-
ming into Canada.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-19

Writing 70 an Eastern Washington
papsr . correspondent from Lewiston
blandIy remarks; Somebody said then
vas o eight shock Of earthqnaks here
on Tuesday between 8 and 4 O'eiock p.
M, but your correspondent vas not
sensible Of IT," II might have occurred
20 she correspondent 70 60 around 10
she corner grocery and inquire about Il
hut tben, never mind. Earthquakes
have become very tiresoms Of late, any
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-19

Pew -crazss" have gone % far IS this
Of toboeeAnine. An Eastern Washing
ton exchanee states that durtnR TIE
past week there have bssn quite num-
Der Of cattle and horses killed 10 differ
ans paris Of the county b. sliding down
the steep hlIl sides"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-19

New Jersey and wess Virginia are
ssiIl in tbs thross Of the ssnatOriai eiec-
lions. The Legislatures q ihs other
States should tndisats thsir sympathy
with them By passing resolutions Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-19
ALLMOND & PHILLIPS
FOUNDERS
AND MACHINIETS.
Estamntes gIven On al
CLASSES Of Foundry ana
Machine Werk.
Corner Front and SpFing
streets. n. @. Box 9f3, Sc
attic.


THE TREASURER or king COUN-
sfandiag Wafranta drnwn on ne county
find 81 said county. bearing date pFlor
- and including No. "a igsaed July ~
1esA No interast will ha allowed On natd
wArrmnfs amer this data
GRO. d. HILL TnaagueEs
odlca e cguniF TrsaSurer. 1919.
FseEunky IA ~. aelse